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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-21


NEwPoRr Aug 20 (SpeeiaD.-The annual tournament OF
he National Tennis Association will oegin at tho ca
sno Monday Only the contests In singles vii
bs play matches will be best three In hye sets
and All deuce and sets The tournament VIII un-
doubieily continue throughout tho entire week
and will end with tho contest Tor ns
championship between D. scar, me pres
eut champion winner OF tina acouers prize Tor
which tho earlier contests will be played aud probably
match will bel the champion AMI Thonas
Pett the champion tennis player ani an excellent
player Tho list Of entries Is not so large as
pected all the hrs'class players except Dr.
lanes Dwight whose absence will he greatly fegrette'
hmonr will he number OF favortes. ihcu
corners prze Howard A Taylor who won two years ago;
GILBERT e. Brnley JOseph s. Clark. Henry w Socun Jr
WHO has and who Is looked upon as possible
winner p r. tho champlons brother FISK W arren
the tennis PLAYER Quincy A. shaw IT, - r. Jarrett
and W. Wosd.n who played in the Narragansstt Pier
Fght games are played first In the preliminary round
and ght round In tho preim nary ronnd Mess
Beeckman and Taylor have drawn comparatively unknown
reasonably sure Of Winning In the nrst
round drawn another comparatively unknor
pl,yer; Beeckman II he wins his hrst game. VIII
have To W Slocum A. these gentlemen are
looked npsn koy the other TO win IN o
IN tho contest while This drawing brnss the two best
together the rst day OF the tournament and
inter sting contest that day, IL must be re-
the other must be forced out so soon As
dcult % predict the winner Slocum
been PLAYING unusually strong game during the sum-
while Bseckman has done but little playing and no ono
exactly what he DO Tho contest wiz Do long
and hght six have been laid out and
pared Casino Grounds and In the finest con-
dition.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

CINCINNATI Aug 2OOne Of the most exciting sA9ss OF
played here this afternoon 1t was ptohes
battle Serad by superior strategy He had splendid
support IL might said that he McPhee and KeDpol
game. McPhoo played wonderful game. httnk
safely each no 10 tho bat and driving IN the win
ing run The double PLAYS made we're nll and brilliant
specmens Of heding Tsbeaus double Ncols sacrifice and
NcPhee yelded tho only VI the game The
as follows:
Cincinnati. Q o.
Brookly n ....................O o o 90
acknowledgements o. Brooklyn. 7. ErrorsCincnn
,: Brooklyn. l. Pitchers-Serad aud Porter. Umpire
MI. McQuado
CLEVELAND Aug 2O.-The Metropolitan and Cleveland
victory with remarkable Weidman tho Detroit
pitcher had poor control ball. and his delivery was
direction Tho Indians also played poorly
field making gairng errors Tue home PLAYERS
took the lead 10 the opening MIMI anu an tnet opponsn
half played. The score was As appended
Metropolitan. ........O ! l o.
Cleveland ............ ............l I'D
Basehits- Metropolitan Cleveland TO- Errors-Metro.
polfan y; Cleveland L. Pitchers-Wedman and Morrison.
Umplrc-hr Bauer.
Boston. Aug 20-Two games were played hore to-day
between and Washington clubs Tho Senators
won both them intense disgust of the spectators
The frat match finely Ontestei and exciting through
out batting and fielding tho visiting players
victory by the appended score
Bo,ton - IND l 0 o 0 OIL
ton Boston. &. Pitchers-Wht and semmeyer. Um-
piTe-Mr Doescher
The second hotiy contested than
frat also vent 70 the Washington club The visit
punched their hits AZ opportune moments and won
AZ follows;
Bos ton..................-........0 . 0-s
Basshits-washDgton. 81 Boston. n Errors-wash,ns
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Broadway, 4th-ave., 9th and 10th Sts

ton Boston. Pitch Pt-Clmore and HadOourne UNI
pire-Mr DOescher.
PfTTsBuRG Aug 2O-The Chicago and Pittsburs CLUBS
played another contested game here today, which inc
League champions after har light Morris and va
Haltran their delivery while the WORK N
tho lie d was extremely good score wasi
Chicago ............... ...... III o %
Ba.eht,-Chcago g. PIttsburs, 7. Errors-Chlcago q;
Plfi,bnrr 8 Pltchers-Van Hsllren and Motifs Umpire
Mr.. Powers.
INDIANAPOLIS Aug 2O-Tho Indianapolis club again de-
feae the Detroit to-day and the excited Holsters are
beginning to they real good baseball nno
1h4 match PLAYED and interesting throughout the
home players rslynS he last three INNINGS and oS
which them the game letHer
supported. The score ioIloWsi
Detroit .............................2O o -
Ind apois ......................o U -
Basehits- Detroit II: indianapolis II ErtorsDetroit
Indsnapos o. Pitchers -uruDer ANA L"ithef UmPre-i'
brennan.
ST LOUIS Aug 2O-The Athletics played brilliant gamo
TO-DAY and defeated the local champions with ease silver
KING. bstted In iroc while Weyhhs
pitched it'll telling effect The score was as annexed
Athletic. -.---...-...-..--.-..'.-.t " -
Observation-Disclosures l7i 81 Lou. Errors-Athetio !
st Louis. q Pitchers-Weyhing and King Umpre-Ar
Ferguson.
LOUISVILLE Aug 2O.-Todsys game between the Louis
Vile and Ba tmore resulted tho easiest OF victories
for tho home club Chamberlain pitched hne form and was
suDerbly supported. The score was as follows
Baltimore. % % q Y-ls
,cn Ia'yG al and
Umpiro-Mr. Curry.
Al OAK Pont-Haokett Carhart& Co. o; Hearn Sons. o.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 Philadelphia, D.
Al Ioulsyille-IOuiSVillr, rs, Baltimore, i.
AtSyTAcuse-St2r I, II Wh r s.
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OYSTER BOATS COMPETING FOR PRIZES.

Twenty-siI oyster boats divided into three classes
cabin sloops open sloops and yes
terday for the six prizes that ranged from $25 to S75
offered by the Larchmont Yacht Club every year. The
course regular ofths LarchmOn Club from tho
bhouse around Execution Light 10 Matncock Buoy,
Captains Island and home by the way OF Execution
Buoy distance OF twenty milea The fleet got OF at
noon under a stiff wind from the eastward. The boats
ran tho first mark beat TO Mattnicock stretched
to Captains Island, back TO Execution Buoy and
able to lay their homo. Tho boats had all
the wind they wanted throughout and the I'm u
sually interesting OF the cabin soops the Grace =.
Mackey won In 325:i64. the Flyaway won among the
open slopps in 3:5027h and the Uncle Dave got the
prize from the other cat boats her time being 41lll
The Florence May OF the second class carried away her
lib stay soon after starting.
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FILIN0A LIBEL AGAINST THE ATLAS

libel has been fled in tho United States Court
by Allen ID. Chadwick, master Of the schooner Lizzie
wilson against the steamship Atlas, for the loss Of his
vessel by collision with the steamer ON Thursday Cap
tain Chadwick places hs loss AT $4,000. The libel
placed In the hands Of United States Marshal
stafford Who attached tho vessel yesterdays
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1n,,,. and Geraldine each 10 to l. o.n.ol.s IS

Ln. and Geraldine 10 70 o.ntolss d Is ss,d can
Auction poos-ssnta Anita stables pair sso' ueia soo
Tn. start was an abominai one, Los Angeles ana Ssnds
being virtually left at tho post Seradr go' bs won %
caner by lengths Los Angeles second four Do
fore Belinda third x
sycoyp RAoE-PURsK $500 ONE MILE AND FURLoSo.
e J. Baldw,n's b. Grisotte g. By Glenels Malta. loo
W + -s;coti;; h Faeeostia s.
B. HONG. e. Gray Cloud s. ios ~ Nc rs m.S5T}
I Kssns s1 T. g as0p %cdidra
%sdGslat e 5 fn Graz cass
Auction pOOls.s ga . $40 5o, Ss s si00
%oodcfs was msSn but ,s saISsy T.ns Hf
,he rnnnng to the straight Near the
up TG sngs nna Of
third. a-o r,,u q, ooo
~ ADDED ONE MILE 300 YARDS
J. saldwins b. h. voante yrs, BY erinsteaashSr
1. 70 elas3 b Bros SO b.
W L. SCOTS sr f. POm0 Pninmssgai5s.
B.ttng-volante 3to Telie Doe 'oo' Sr0"n ouAo ~
to Aaci RS%SSa when pomon.
ter ri, Hr e.
r'srsa 3 ef ca@s
~cn and eight lengths
EorarH RAcr-PuRsE $500; BEATEN HORSES; SPECIAL
fooHi" ' WEIGHTS q MILE.
Z Raldvu's b. Miss Ford by Enquirer. Bribery, +,
f1 fa::.. s' Bsast d ss
~ Grsensr,. nix q Erebus g. tMlncheill
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", gton Stabe, br c. Valour, ioganl
fonjc', D. A. Col owens s, lnarrls(
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- w Pools CHI h. Doubt g. %. ouen(
W 7 cas.dys CHI c. Harry Glenn, s. ...trnhourh)
W. 80 Time ll6.
p.t,, N,. Ford to Erebus TO !, Dudley OaAs 70
Frant I'd 10 10 Doubt and Cassatt each 70 70 C0i
owens and Harry Glenn each 20 to l. Vaout ~ fo
90 to lam. vrahr. s1oo Dndley Oaks
S3I Frank ward $50, field SO. A.. -, .h.~.d Oh.
Dadlsy oaks the drop OF the nag ana
vay to The furlonx post Miss Fora then came
RI sh and by half length Cassat seconu t"o ieHs
ahead o Dudley oaks. third -
FIFTH RACE-PURsE $500 SELLING ONE MILF
r. Boyles ch Queen Elizabeth 8 by sensation.Elizs
n uonle's b. Queen Bess g. 97.......---(W nlalnsl
Mier's b. COumblne, 8, lO2
7 McWahon's b. e. frankie b., aged. ll5-: ;tbetgehl
" McClean's CHI e. Redstone, o. lO7. (Breckenfiusol
IIttl.d,d's h LCarIssima. T. 1OS ioouitey(
HAYDEN q Darry's D. T. Galatin, l05..... Winchoi
Wait 2 ~.
"a W pool, IA Z Gold Boni g. .(Sooehl v
- Time-l461
petiny-Oueon OF Elizabeth 10 8, Carissina 10 = Oa
latin IN Rcdsone to Columbne 10 10 queen bess
and frankie b. each IL 70 l, Waf and uod bonu oson
2Uto /. ,.,,.., .,oo a.la slod
the start. Redstoho AZ the quAIIoI oou
Bess again at tho nfre'n ves
a struggle tho stretch Queen OF
nv neck Queen Bess second and three eneths Oee. IMAM
Columbne third. The winner was bought In ior s%oto'
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Seventh Assembly 90.
Thirteenth Assem- Div

ThIttFenED, o. FTHl UfHN
rors"Seventh Thirteenth. ~ struck out-seventh
Thirteenth 80 Lett on bs-es-seventh OF ,o-hI .,
Etrst seventh. s Thirteenth = lhree,DAse
iits-EeI!ly l. iwo-Daso hits-Lynoh. !; H,rt Nor
Iissy /. tonnors. l. Wild pitches Quinn, Eyes .:
Pc, tman J. rassed bals-Ibirteenth. o. CmpiIe-Mr
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1000 PIECES
WHITE COTTON
D RESS GO obs

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plaid dress Lawns, and ecru Lena
Plaids, at from SC. to 15c. per yard
reduced from 14c. to 22c.
100 fine white Swiss embrOfd-
cred Robes at $1.S5 and $500
each; reduced from $3.50 and
$500.
100 dozen Ladies' black French
SO. g." Isle Hose, split feet, at
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200 dozen Children's French
G. G. ribbed cotton Hose, split
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200 dozen Brettle's best Eng
lish fancy cotton Half-hOse at SOC.
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so dozen Ladies' white Lawn
Dressing Sacques, trimmed with
lace, at $1.75 each; reduced from
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ESQ dozen Ladies' fine muslin
Night Robes, handsomely trim
med, at $1.OO each; reduced from
$L45.
500 fine silk Umbrellas, 26-inch,
natural sticks, paragon frame,
black, brown, blue and green, at
$500 each; reduced from $500.
2S-inch do. at $3.50 each; re-
duced from 1915.
Dry Goods sold at the lO'cest prices
in this city and deliUered at all &C
ceSsible points ont Of torn FREE Of
mail or cypress charges
Samples and information sent free
on application.
Broadway 4th-aVe., 9th and 10Th StS'
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CLOSE OF THE UTICA MEETING.

UTICA Aug 2o.--The unfnised $50 class
pleed this Sarah b. sold IN the pools $50 TO SO
fair made Sarah b. leading Camille close behind
tho punched on the homestretch Vakyr drew
up finishing close Sarah h. Time-034'. l;lO. lac
2:22is. Summary
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Earned OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iHo-o2so
hits-McGure. oRourks keeie Double plays-Fersuson.
aud FarrAr. First bass on Andrews tosary.
Farrar Ferguson CopnOr ORourke keefs First base
Philadelphia NewYork, J. struck out-Wood.
Fogarty Andrews casey. Gore, ward, Rchardson Tine
$40 Umpirs-Mr Sullivan.
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MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY
sunrlses Gig Sets. 46 Moon sets s32 Moons ago.
HIGH WATER
dM-sandy HOOK. 905 Gov Gslh 9;26 Hell cate ii;i92
p M-saudy Hook g25 GOV Isld y4l Hell Gate ll;3O
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WEIGHTS FOR THE MONMOUTH HANDICAP
Following the weights for the Monmouth Handicap al
In miles. to be run on Tuesday :
LOS ANGELES BEATEN AGAIN.

THE FRONT ONCE MORE
SARATOGA Aug. 20-The great Voante got down to his
to-day wonas usually docs he has no first
horses beat Los Angeles in difficulties She
handicapped in the first place by having hamilton in
the saddle second the starter settled her chances
py practically leaving her at the post There nothing
Geraldine the nag foil. Geraldine 10
lilly OF low degree VINO did not deserve such race a. Tie
Misses in good company.
FIRST RAcE-THE MISSES STAKES FOR FILLrEs Two
YEARS OLD $50 EACH. 800 ADDED. u MILE.
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AnnsuncsmsaLa

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
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Hours-sts Ia BtoL Diseases Of the Nsrvsus sysssn.
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Time-5:06b.
p.,,inn % I'll. r.nnA..a. D 10 Gam Emarx o % Ill

Betting to wn-Tennessee 10 l. Sam Emery To l, jim
to l. shamrock 10 LiIeiellow IL TO Ret
ribution 10 to |, Hercules lot i.
Betting for e-Tennesses TO s. sam Emery TO 10.
Jim McGow4n to Shamrock u Lttlefsow H. TO /.
Retribuon 4 10 l, Hercules 4tol
Shamrock. sAm Emery and Hercules made the running
through the field. IitileollOw II. went down
at the nrst obstacle giving Dickens an ugly IAN.
Canavan waited patiently WI the favorte. not
moving ND until the horses turned into the nat Here
Sam Emery led by four leugths. francesca
second length before Hercules the others beaten on
Hercules the whip closed with Sam Emery IN the
both leaving Tennessee at every stride They
hurdle together and Hercules ontoong his
opponent lengths Sam Emery second four
lengths before Tennessee third jam MCGOWAN was never
in tho race.
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BOSTON DROPS BACK TO FIFTH PLACE

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have just discovered how the stock
of Italian organ grinders is replenish-
ed. Some people may have an idea
that these sons of sunny Italy live for
ever and grind out their discordant
music year after year. But they grow
old like other people, and after the
manner of the citizens whose country
they have adopted, they occasionally
die. Who takes their placesy I'll tell
you, for OF course these weather beat
en- individuals all look alike and lead
many TO suppose that they never
change, but annually make their APP
pearance, like "the flowers that bloom
in the spring" heard of case the
other day In 1856 an Italian came TO
this country and secured work on the
West Shore Railroad Unfortunately
he met with an accident and was sent
10 the county almshouse hospital.
When he recovered he desired 10 send
for his family, but was advised not to
do so. He wrote letter TO his wife
in Italy which fell into the hands of
the poor authorities. The letter was
translated and found 10 contain in
formation relative to his condition and
prospects in this country. IL closed
with the request that his wife should
dispose OF her household effects and
seek what assistance she could TO
reach America. The husband was 20
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three small children with some friends
in New York City, the husband and
wife would secure a hand organ and
monkey and start on the road 10 for
tune. In few years, the writer said,
they would be able to start in business
probably peanut stand. The poor
authorities decided TO check the ftal-
ian's scheme and the commissioners OF
emigration were notified Of the for
eigncr's plans The Italian persevered,
however, and this spring succeeded in
getting his family to the land Of the
free and the paradise of organ grind
ers.- ID lbdny 1rgits.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-07-30

Here Is pretty good story OF a boy
who made twenty-five cents by going
to Sunday school when away from
home. IL has moral. also, and per-
haps warning, for Sunday school
orators:
A gentleman, addressing a Sunday
school In Newark, described family
In distress, and referred to the dIsposi-
ton little girl made of a half-dollar
given To her. He offered twenty-five
cents to any child who could guess
correctly what she did with the half
dollar.
A boy Immediately piped up,
Bought a basket with IL.
"But how did you happen to guess
THAR"
"Give me my quarter, please, sir"
"Yes, but first tell me how you
could have guessed that"
"C'iye him a quarter, II he guessed
IL right" said other voices in the rear
of the room.
al was in Jersey City last Sunday,
and heard you tell the same story"
was the boys quick reply, on receiving
the quarter.